Asked by Cody
Keith wrote the expression 10d to represent the number of dimes in d dollars. Is Keith's expression correct? Explain.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
Right.
Answered by
Cody
Can you explain? I was thinking that d/10 would be the answer, since there are 10 dimes in a dollar. If the expression was 10d wouldn't that mean 10 dimes X 1 dollar?
Answered by
Ms. Sue
10 dimes = $1.00
20 dimes = $2.00
30 dimes = $3.00
So --
10 times 3 = 30
10 times 4 = 40
20 dimes = $2.00
30 dimes = $3.00
So --
10 times 3 = 30
10 times 4 = 40
Answered by
leah
5 doller bills and 3 dimes
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